Ian Deans wrote: Indeed, Ian. Bad weather in Stuttgart has been reported, and the Europe-wide view of EUMETCast shows that we are all seeing dropouts:

Ian, My turn to return the message :o) The same is happening here, but hot and sunny here,just been out to check my dish/lnb which check out fine but system is showing the same symptoms as yours. You

I noticed this morning losses on Metop / Met-9 and RSS at approx. 11.10 / 11.15 UTC. I was out at the time so was not monitoring, but I am now seeing my signal quality very much reduced and varying

Alan Banks wrote: [] Correct, Alan. Thunderstorms and heavy rain here in Edinburgh. I guess it must be all the ice crystals in the cloud mass. Basic signal level seems not bad, but I don't recall

Fine here too - but we could do with some of that rain. My water butts are empty and the ground is like iron. Robert

Hi Werner, No problem here. David has had some problems - probably local heavy rain. Everyone else seems OK see Guess it must be a local problem. Try a hard reboot. Regards Alan w_guenzl wrote:

Hi to all, I have since about 16:20 UTC no modulation on Eurobird. The T is yellow, no operator identification from Trans- ponder. Signal quality = 71% A short time BER. What is here the

In a message dated 14/06/2009 22:52:15 GMT Daylight Time, wguenzl@... writes: I have since about 16:20 UTC no modulation on Eurobird. The T is yellow, no operator identification from

Alan Banks wrote: Thanks, Alan. Judging by the EUMETCast across Europe graphs, I was indeed the only one. Quite unusual. We did have heavy rain afterwards, but this was the signal right down into

Nothing here David. I've just got problems with a constantly tripping RCD and therefore some corrupt data and rather too frequent 'outs'. I find that the Skystar 2.6D card will up or down the SQ SNR

I just had about a two minute outage here. Signal returned but strength is low. Gradually recovering. Just me? Murphy's law as I just got an e-mail from Arne van Belle saying he was doing some

Thanks for that David. I take the CLAI data but had totally forgotten that the CLA is basically the same data but in bufr format. Sorry for any confusion. It really is quite a task now to keep up

Ian Deans wrote: Ian, You should also have .GRB versions, which work perfectly. I now realise that the CLAI data is only sent every three hours, like the CTH data, but the CLM data is sent every 15

Robert Moore wrote: Robert, Taking yesterday's data, I tried opening each of the three files: 200906091145-clai.grb 200906091145-clm.grb 200906091145-cth.grb with the GRIB Viewer (I have a

Robert the CLA data in the MPEF folder is in bufr format and is therefore unusable. Regards Ian. -------------------------------------------------- Sent: Tuesday, June 09, 2009 11:11 PM To:

David I'm sure I used to display the CLA (cloud analysis) files in GRIBViewer along with cloud mask and cloud top height. I have the latter two but the program no longer seems to recognise CLA even

In a message dated 09/06/2009 14:30:12 GMT Daylight Time, giuseppe.cico@... writes: It's Sun reflecting on sea surface. You can see the same on yesterday's pass-orbit 36151 of N.17 at

.... > > It's Sun reflecting on sea surface. You can see the same on yesterday's pass-orbit 36151 of N.17 at 12.18, more or less at 35west. Ciao Giuseppe